Correction: February 21 , 2001 Wednesday Charts of holiday travel schedules last Friday through Monday for Washington's Birthday included an erroneous summary of New York City parking rules supplied by the Department of Transportation.
Correction: January 24 , 2002 Thursday Charts on Jan . 18 through 21 showingholiday travel schedules for Martin Luther King's Birthday (on the 21st) included an erroneous summary of New York City parking rules supplied by the Department of Transportation.
Charts on Jan . 18 through 21 showingholiday travel schedules for Martin Luther King's Birthday (on the 21st) included an erroneous summary of New York City parking rules supplied by the Department of Transportation.
As told to Seth Kugel WHY WE TRAVEL: UTAH Correction: June 19 , 2005 Sunday The Why We Travel column on May 29, about Canyonlands National Park in Utah, included a park visitor's erroneous reference to snow-capped mountains visible beyond Mesa Arch.
Correction: March 23 , 2004 Tuesday A picture of a football on artificial turf on Saturday with an article about a new surface used in city parks carried an erroneous credit.
Correction: February 17 , 2002 Sunday An article in some copies last Sunday about the discovery of Asian longhorned beetles in two maple trees in Central Park included a parks official's erroneous reference to the removal of the trees.
The Coney Island Journal article on Saturday, about preparations for the new season at the amusement park area amid erroneous reports of its death, said workers were changing light bulbs on the Thunderbolt, as did a picture caption in some editions.
An illustration on Wednesday with the "Out Here" article, about a drive-through wildlife park in Williams, Ariz., carried an erroneous credit.
Correction: August 18, 2000, Friday A map on Wednesday showing a proposed park along the waterfront below Brooklyn Heights carried an erroneous credit.
Correction: September 21, 2003, Sunday An article on Page 32 of Arts & Leisure today about the art installation "Writer's Block" gives an erroneous date in some copies for its opening at Bryant Park in Manhattan.
